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Two figures stand beside a large, blue-lit microscope tower.
August 15, 2025
Learning from nature's packaging experts could lead to anti-virals, gene therapy, and the next generation of RNA-based therapeutics.
A split image showing a close up of green ground oak and blue-lit chromosomes
August 15, 2025
Members of the mint familyare hiding some super-sized secrets with big applications.
Two students work in a lab
August 8, 2025
Undergraduate students are brought to MSU to research and study plants and photosynthetic microbes
A closeup of yellow-gold rice coral.
July 15, 2025
Knowing how some corals pass along thermal tolerance can help build healthier coral reefs and protect their future.
Thomas D. Sharkey
July 7, 2025
Sharkey’s prolific career in the plant sciences spans continents and scientific topics, touching on the lives of many researchers who continue to work in the field today
Close up of mass spec instrumentation
June 26, 2025
With a revamped facility space and new instruments, Spartan researchers take on the world's biggest challenges
Bunches of ripe berries,
June 19, 2025
Erich Grotewold discusses his study of flavonoids with ASBMB.
A gloved hand holds up a flask of cyanobacteria, or green liquid, in a lab.
June 18, 2025
A new project is underway that could help researchers understand the evolution of the chloroplast.
A graduate student and a professor put a soybean leaf in a piece of equipment.
June 13, 2025
A natural alternative to pesticides may be hiding in a misunderstood plant compound — but it could come at an environmental cost.
A computer simulated image of proteins on a membrane
June 12, 2025
If a protein faces the wrong way, it could lead to eye and neurological diseases